
The Immortal Cultivator's Tale
女配修仙记
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- Completed
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- 3.0M Words
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- Xianxia Romance
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- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 8y ago
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- Qidian
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Everything else is fine, but why does the heroine always call herself Jia Jia? Can't you just call yourself me? There are several dialogue descriptions, and throughout the whole article, I almost don't recognize the word Jia Jia, Jia Jia. You know what I look like in a few chapters? This is how you feel when you read this paragraph: The heroine is Lian Jiajia. Jiajia was a disciple of the Three Spiritual Roots at the beginning, but Jiajia worked hard. Jiajia had an epiphany, Jiajia upgraded, Jiajia missed the opportunity, Jiajia still did not give up, Jiajia has been practicing hard. If the female partner doesn't like Jiajia, it doesn't matter, Jiajia. Jiajia can just cultivate on his own. Come on, Jiajia. Readers like Jiajia. I don't know if any male protagonist likes Jiajia. Even if Jiajia doesn't have a partner, Jiajia still believes that Jiajia can achieve greatness. Do you still know the word Jia Jia? :)
The book I have been with for the longest time is finally finished. I couldn't help but stay up late to read it. I have always liked Qin Ya the most, and also liked Xiao Baiye. Fortunately, his ending was good. After reading it, I didn't feel as disappointed as before when I finished the book. Maybe some of the free and easy and indifferent parts of the article had a great impact on me. It was fate to get together, it was fate to find this book a few years ago, it was love to wait for its update, and finally it was finished, and it lived up to the fact that I had been thinking about it for several years. A great book, I really like it. Thank you very much~
This book left a deep impression on me. I come back to read it from time to time. It is a long and slow novel. I think the writing in the later period is better than the current one, and the character descriptions are also better. I still remember the names, Xiao Baiye, Gu Lang, and the heroine Jia Jia also left a deep impression on me. And most of them are about cultivation. There is no sticky love, which is very refreshing. As a result, when I looked at the comment section, there were more critics than some of the writers on the list. 😰 Nowadays, there are some novels that are so cool that I can't read them at all. The characters are even more flat, and the plot is read from the beginning to the end. The villain is also the same. Although I hate the villain Lin Qingyan in this book, at least he is bad enough to leave an impression on me and stimulate my emotions. Nowadays, there are some articles.
There are always people who say that the later chapters are good, but they don't think so after reading more than 500 chapters. The first is the growth of the heroine. I briefly mention her daily practice. I like to use other people's evaluations of the heroine to describe how powerful the heroine is, but this is superficial. I only know how powerful she is, but I don't know what is so powerful. The description is too shallow and cannot resonate with people. The second thing is that a new dungeon is opened, and the woman is kidnapped without moving, or she faints. Is there any other way to switch? I am speechless. Can it be useful after practicing for so long? Then there are the fighting skills, the inner sect competition, the battle on the Immortal Execution Platform, and the leapfrogging against other monks, etc. I am not saying that the writing is so boring, but it is also a batch of 6. It is said that the heroine is good at defense, but she did not prevent a flower. I can only say that the author is not good at writing, and the fighting plot is not exciting at all. Then it's time to go out for training. Come on, the first time I went to the mortal world and Shu Mountain to help different masters of the world compete for hegemony, the end result was unclear, and it also led to the introduction of senior brother Gu Lang. From then on, the heroine was always surrounded by experts, either senior brothers or masters, as well as Wei Dong and others to protect her, but she never showed her own war quotient. Moreover, the plot of the experience is always as bland as the flow of water. The master disappears, the senior brother is killed, and the plot of the heroine searching for the Mystical Continent alone is not even developed, there is only one result. There are also some plots that are very abrupt. The heroine enters the secret room full of Kunlun secrets for the first time. I can understand that she is curious about other secrets, but she actually turns her curiosity into action. To be honest, where are the rules, and there is no reason to take risks. And as the heroine, with the improvement of her status in the law enforcement hall, I think it will not take too long for her to be qualified to know all the secrets. So why is this plot necessary? It is just annoying. To sum up, although the writing style is not embarrassing, the process is bland and tasteless. It has neither the delicate sweetness of farming writing nor the cadence of refreshing writing. It is brilliant, neither good nor bad, and has no characteristics. Moreover, even if the heroine is a "female supporting character", since the author has a background of cultivating immortals, there should not be any trouble. Immortal cultivators perform unnatural acts. If there is no setback, how can you stand out from the tens of thousands of immortal cultivators and take the high road? At least the heroine's experience is not worthy of her cultivation and fame. I was deceived by the good reviews. This article was not outstanding. I regretted buying all the chapters at once and abandoning it.
Looking forward to the follow-up of Shangjie, I really like this article
This is a book that I particularly like. It can even be said to be my favorite book. I first read it when I was in high school. Now that I have graduated from college and started working, I still like it very much and will come back to read it again and again. It is really exciting. Every character is vividly vivid on the page. I can feel the female character. The story goes from a stubborn and ignorant girl to a heroine who takes charge of her own life. Her perseverance, bravery, intelligence, cunning and perseverance, her firm belief in the road, and her undivided pursuit... The journey she took has deeply touched me. It is really not easy for her And she and Gu Lang are the best love model, aren't they? Accompany each other, care about each other, and work hard. It can be almost said that there is no CP. It is undoubtedly a refreshing spring among the love brain romance novels in the past years What I like most is the psychological portrayal of some of the characters. I still have fresh memories of Qin Ya's "Love and Love". If you close your eyes, you can see Jia Jia grabbing the phoenix egg in the cave, seeing Jia Jia's unwillingness to face Shen Liguang on the top of the cliff, seeing her bringing gadgets from all over the world for Lin Yue'er, seeing her using simple moves to win the sect competition, seeing her... After the final chapter, everything seems to be vivid in the mind, but it can never be traced back. For Jiajia, and for everyone in the story, the objects are no longer there, and the people are no longer there. However, the objects are still those objects, and the intimate people are still the intimate people. The past is like the past, and the cruelty of the years is specious. Things created by time can never be turned back, only in a hurry. Hundreds of years seem to be like floating dreams, but there is a feeling of being sealed in history, which is hard to let go for a long time Not just Jia Jia, every character seems to be alive with flesh and blood independently, and every smile is extremely solid. In my opinion, this book is really well-structured. Some people commented that this book is weak in the later stage, but I think this is the best way to end the book. The past goes with the wind, leaving only beautiful colors. Everyone has grown up and everyone has reconciled with the past. Life and life are like this, from being vigorous and vigorous to picking chrysanthemums under the eastern fence and leisurely seeing the Nanshan Mountains, there is no wind, rain or sunshine I have also read many novels, but this one is always irreplaceable. Jia Jia is a person I have liked for many years, and the writing is really good. It does not appear suddenly like fireworks, but like a narration from far away time and space under the night starry sky, telling a certain story of the towering Kunlun under the Tongtian Avenue. Recently I was reading the new book "The Golden Bough". Some people said that the plot was dragging, but the author forced the textual things to create the transition effect of the movie. Isn't it cool! I really like the author's writing style and each character has an independent, three-dimensional and vivid personality. I love it so much.
[Comment] The master actually gave Jia Jia a ring. . . .
🥺Is this the rhythm of master-disciple love? Really? I still think the senior brother is more suitable. . . Strong women and weak men
This is my favorite novel about cultivating immortals. Every character in it is very vivid, and I will remember it after a long time. Jia Jia, Qin Ya, Gu Lang, Wei Tan, Xiao Baiye, Shen Liguang... Everyone has their own personality and characteristics. When reading the book, you will unconsciously outline the characters in your mind. Unlike some fairy tales that weaken the supporting characters in order to highlight the characters of the male and female protagonists, the characters are very vague. And the description of the scenery is immersive. The long embankment of clouds and water, the Zhoutian Stardust Formation, Taiafeng, Zangjianfeng, Mingzhaofeng, Qingxinfeng, Tianji Palace, and Jiudao Cliff constitute the Kunlun in my mind. The heroine has a very distinct character, you know what she will do and what she will not do. Smart, cautious, decisive yet kind, brave, determined, never give up, repay kindness, and never disappoint. For me, this novel is more like a living world, which is why I like it. But I don't know why the article seems to have changed a lot from the beginning to the end. I like the first half of the article better.
The biggest highlight of this book is that there is a female nun in the article who was raped, and then the female protagonist said that she deserved to be insulted. Just because the female nun said that her brother was not worthy of a hero saving the beauty, I just want to say that since you have such feelings for your brother, it doesn't matter what you did, and he blocked Xiao Lixue's sword. It seems that he overestimated his abilities, and then he got along well with the man who defiled the female cultivator, and helped him cover up. They were both girls, and they said they couldn't accept it. In the book I'm reading now, except for the heroine and her friends, the other women either have character problems or are love-minded, and they don't look like cultivators.
I gave up writing the book when I first read Where the Male Protagonist Was Certain a few years ago, even though I really liked the book. This book brings together many typical traditional cultivation elements. In short, it has everything I want to read, but it is really hard to be on the wrong team. The master in the beginning was portrayed so well. I also like Xiao Baiye later. If there is no cp, I can accept it, but it turns out to be a senior brother, alas. I can't say I don't like the senior brother, but the aura in the early stage was concentrated on the master, and Xiao Baiye's portrayal was more vivid. Only the senior brother has always been a character ignored by me. I never expected it, and I can't help it. (whisper BB, I finally found out the reason why I don't like my senior brother, because his appearance is not what I like, and his personality is not what I like... Yes, I am just so superficial. After all, Xiao Baiye is my destiny) Anyway, this is a book I like, and now I am debating whether to read it again.